Decorating Seasonal Decorating Winter The Property Brothers Reveal Their Secrets for a Stylish Winter Mantel Want a fireplace display that's festive enough for the holidays but looks right all winter? Drew and Jonathon Scott's Reveal Magazine breaks it down for you. By Hannah Baker Hannah Baker Instagram Website Hannah has been writing for over 10 years and started her career in media as an assistant project manager for Henninger Media Services. She then worked for The Daily Muse as both an online community manager and columnist and later joined the Brides team in 2014. For five years, Hannah produced and pitched wedding style content for the bimonthly magazine. In 2019, she joined Rachael Ray in Season and Reveal Magazine as the home editor. Her other bylines include Martha Stewart, Apartment Therapy, The Muse, and Martha Stewart Weddings. She is currently the home editor at Rachael Ray in Season and Reveal Magazine. Hannah went to the University of Georgia and graduated in 2008 with a B.A. in sociology. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Published on December 10, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email There is no right or wrong when it comes to decorating a festive winter mantel, but these tips from Drew and Jonathon Scott's Reveal magazine (on sale now) can provide a helpful guide. Follow these five simple tricks to achieve a beautiful winter mantel that easily transitions to suit your seasonal decor after the holiday season is over. Carson Downing 1. Start with Art To establish a mood and color palette, play around with art. A large piece draws eyes and provides a style starting point. Lean frames against the wall for a less formal look (they're easy to swap) or hang them for a more finished feel. 44 Pretty Ways to Decorate Your Mantel for Christmas 2. Go Green Plants in pretty pots are winners year-round, and seasonal fresh flowers or branches bring in color and drama. For the holidays, call on fragrant greenery like eucalyptus or juniper. Simply lay branches on the mantel in strategic spots. 3. Light It Up Candlelight brings coziness to any scene. A grouping of three or more candles in varying heights and holders will make the mantel extra festive. If you're nestling candles among greenery, use the flameless variety for safety. Must-Know Tips for Upgrading Your Fireplace with a DIY Mantel 4. Add Meaning Displaying the brass owl that belonged to your grandmother or the ceramic bowl you got in Mexico adds personality and will make you happy every time you see it. 5. Mix and Match Accessories, vessels, and art should be a mix of old and new, treasured splurges and budget scores, materials, and finishes. The result will be a mantel that looks layered and all your own. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit